The origins of folding screens date back to China to at least 200 BC. Perhaps the most famous examples are the lacquered Coromandel screens that were imported from China to Europe in the 17th century. These iconic works of art combined beauty and function and were either hand-painted or inlaid with tortoiseshell or mother of Continue reading…
Small Balcony Space Design
Living in the heart of a city, means putting your real estate space to good use. When it comes to a balcony, even the narrowest and smallest can be a great space to entertain and relax. The clue is to consider your balcony part of the square footage of your space and utilize it to Continue reading…
Tips for Better Listing Photos
According to a recent National Association of REALTORS Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, nearly 89-percent of homebuyers who searched for a home online found photos to be among the most useful features of real estate websites. Here is some helpful information for all you “DIYers” from HGTV to make your photos stand out. https://www.hgtv.com/design/real-estate/take-better-real-estate-photos Continue reading…
What You Need to Know about Stemware
The kind of glass you choose when offering your guests a drink has a surprising impact on the way the drink tastes. This is especially true when it comes to wine, where a well-designed glass creates a “chimney” so that the aroma of the wine is concentrated and wafts up towards the nose. To fulfill Continue reading…
4th of July Pet Safety Tips
For many of us, nothing beats celebrating the 4th of July in our backyards with family and friends, including our adorable furry pets. However, all the festivities can be frightening and even dangerous for pets. Noisy fireworks can scare pets and cause them to run away. Holiday foods can be unhealthy, and potentially dangerous debris Continue reading…
Sellers Disclosure – What It Is and Why It’s Important
A real estate disclosure statement is the seller’s opportunity to reveal anything that can negatively affect the value, usefulness or enjoyment of his property, thus giving the buyer advance notice of any repairs that may need to be made. The disclosure document not only serves to inform buyers, but it can also protect the seller Continue reading…
Keeping Your Refrigerator Clean and Organized
Aside from the dishwasher, the refrigerator is probably the most-used appliance in your kitchen. Drips, spills, sticky spots, and odors from foods left in it for too long are all signs it needs a cleaning. Here are 5 essential tips from www.thekitchen.com that will help to keep your refrigerator clean all year round. 1. Pull Continue reading…
How To Arrange Furniture in a Small Bedroom
Your bedroom is very important – it’s where you start and end each day. Too much furniture or over-sized furniture in a small bedroom can make it feel cramped and not conducive to enjoyment, especially if you find yourself bumping into clumsy pieces. Here are four helpful tips from Bassett Furniture (https://www.bassettfurniture.com/blog/how-to-arrange-a-small-bedroom.aspx) to keep in Continue reading…
Allendale Terrace and Bayway Isles – Two Top Neighborhoods in St. Petersburg, FL
The City of St. Petersburg is a network of 130 neighborhoods, each with its own unique personality – almost all link to its many family-friendly parks. Strong civic associations, community pride, distinctive architectural styles and a wide range of price points make living in St. Petersburg comfortable and convenient. Today, my focus is on Allendale Continue reading…
Decluttering Before Moving Day – The 12-Month Rule
Let’s face it, we’re all collectors of sort, which begs the question what should we keep and what we should toss when moving day comes around. According to Joshua Green, a moving industry professional, author and writer, one good way to declutter your home without getting overwhelmed is to use the 12-month rule that many Continue reading…
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